Pancake Man's Tips of the Tongue

On the inspiration: Why a pancake stand? ** The original inspiration for this story actually came from an auntie who ran a pancake stall downstairs from my house. She always sets out at five o'clock in the morning, rain or shine, and her movements of spreading pancakes are smooth and smooth, like a miniature performance. One day, I accidentally heard her chatting with another stall owner, and I learned that she used to be a white-collar worker in the company. After losing her job, she relied on this pancake stall to support her family. At that moment, I suddenly thought: **What kind of story would happen if an inexperienced young man took over the pancake stall? **Thus, Zhou Xiaoyu, the girl who "set up a pancake stall after being laid off" was born. (I'll tell you secretly: The scene where Cheng Mo helps Zhou Xiaoyu hold an umbrella is the most touching scene in my entire book!) About food: a human touch in every bite** When thinking about innovative pancake flavors, I secretly tried out all the recipes - **Cheese kimchi pancakes were indeed a disaster**, but the Thai sweet chili sauce with mint was inspired by a trip to Southeast Asia, and the "special crisps for the elderly" were based on the real-life experience of taking care of a grandmother with bad teeth. Finally I want to say to you** On the surface, this story is about food entrepreneurship, but at its core it is about "how to spread a new pie for yourself when life turns upside down"**. Under Zhou Xiaoyu's work, there is the confusion of unemployment, the courage to innovate, and the persistence of principles; in Cheng Mo's lens, there is professional rigor and hidden tenderness.